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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
THE MISSING EO0DLER.
McGariglc'S Whereabouts StiIl AN In
solved Mystery.

McGariglc's Whereabouts StiIi AN In.
solved Mystery.
CHICAGO, July 80. -"IlWilliam McGar-
lyle is not ou the Blake he has committed
suicide, was the rather startling remark
OF q close friend OF the eN-Warden this
morning.
"Hc never meant to 20; that is, he did
not plan il long beforehand. am sure Of
that, because there are those who were
very close to him who are very intensely
dtsgus,rl, uu less tu.m aurpIIscd, wh,0
they learned of his flight
Then ne left his wife and family without
a dollar or any way Of getting one. don
think they will staryr now, though il was
pretty rough ou them for few days. No
credit and less cash. Mrs. MCGarigle
will probably have 70 rent her Lake View
house and 20 to his father, in Milwaukee,
before long. Macs people are not wealthy,
hut they can care iur his family without
distressing themselves, ! guess.
"Why do think he may have shielded:
Because he felt very krenly that he WIS he,
ing sacrificed for acting at the heheSt OF
those who controlled his livingat the time.
He was very despondent when ! saw him
last, about a week before he disappeared,
and | rather feared he might attempt
something Of the kind in jail. But his
feelings were always refined, if his con
science was blunted, and the method,
for nice clean suicide are not available
ina cell II he is i'm the lake instead of be-
lug on il, his body will he found to have
been weighted pretty thoroughly, il found
at all
Charles L. Frey, ev-Warden ofthe intirm-
airy, is prisoner in the county Jail. He
was arrested in the corridor OF the Sherman
House by sheriff MatsOnand Deputy Stew
art mt II o'clock last night. A clpias issued
April 2d, and charging conspiracy, was
served upon him.
When Frey was indicted in connection
with the doodle" cases a bench warrant
was issued against him, but was not served
because States Attorney trinucll supposed
he would go on the stand forl 1.-The State. He
was not required to give bonds. As the
State had more evidence than ii needed,
and as it closed its side of the omnibus
case last evening it was decided to arrest
Frey and require him to give bonds, which
he will probably do to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
THAT Il. y q. DEAL.
sent OmciaI Account "t the Negotiation
Garrett Ahead 81 the Combine.

sent Omcial Account ct the Negotiation
Garrett Ahead of the Combine.
BALTIMORE. July 3d. John A. Hamblr-
ton Co.. b,ukrr-. who have confidential
relations with the Carrots, to-day issue "a
,srul-otd,iaI account nj the Baltimore aud
Oulo deal
They deny that Mr.. Garrett ever CON
t-mpiatcd selling the telegraph property
separate from the Baltimore and Ohio rui-
road
Iuregard 10 the negotiations with Henry
:. Ives aut others they say.
Mr. ~ully having retired from the field.
the Iyrs-~lyuur combine took the matter
in hand aud. being very cuterprIs'ug
suaurlr.s. the Baltimore and ohio deal
va. agllu started hut with greater and
wider uguuurtIouS. La addition tn the
Baltimore and Ohio. L.tdIuy Jrrsry Cen
rrt' and Richmond Terminal system of
,o4ts. the ives syudiclte added the tu-
ruuultl. Hamilton and Dayton and other
rl.1- u the West. aud attempted 10 carry
the deal through
We understand that Mr.. Sully dill not
pay auytulu- Tor his option. but that hc.
lore Nlr Garrett would commit himself to
the Ives syndicate a deposit ut ;.;nonoo
,.ls wm.rud AMI obtained. tp"u this
Ail. ,u,...ti .-,-..,, t--.g-a .a s"aE, - .u'l. I'D.
the controlling INTEREST rn IN, srocl, of the
Baltimore aud ohio Company a. a certain
ugurr auI later ON, as wr arr informed,
that the Ives party accepted Nlr Garrett.
uutr and transferred and handed To hu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
BOODLER kLEHlL. i
he ENTERS A PLEA OF GUILTY
And SqucalS on His Companions -COnstema-
ton in Their Ranks.
THE SEARCH FOR MGARIGLE.
A Sensational Statement Made Has He Com
mlttei Suicide?
THE SEARCH FOR MGARIGLE

CHICAGO, July 30. Nothing that has
happened in connection with The noodle
eases caused such sensation as the an
nouncement OF Geo. C. Klehm, President
OF the Board OF County Commissioners,
that he wished to withdraw his plea OF
not guilty and enter one of guilty.
After the examination Of Me Michaeis,
late yesterday afternoon, the State present
ed a lot Of documentary evidence and an
nouuced to the Court that the prosecution
had closed. States Attorney Grinnell had
just finished this announcement when
klohm addressed the Judge as quoted
above The effect on his cO-deteudants
Was remarkable They seemed the pic
turc Of CONSERVATION and hardly knew
how to take il.
The Judge, after explaining the law to
klehm, accepted the plea, hut on a rcq nest
OF States Attorney Grinnell sentence was
deferred.
WILL TESTIFY FOR THE STATE.
Court has been adjourned until next
Monday morning. when further sensa-
ttou Is expected. 1t X no less feature
than President George c. kIehm in the
character Of q witness for the State, and -
volume OF reliable corrobOratiyc testimony
| Is expected.
States Attorney Grinnell, in anuounc-
| ing the closing ot the states ease, said
| that they did II with the understanding
! that the counsel tor the defense would con
sent to the introduction ui any supple
mcntary testimony they mi Sht wish to iu-
troduce, but had not then At hand or had
| forgotten, As the first business next Mon
| day morning
q The counsel for the defense consented to
this arrangemet, which had no sooner been
arrived a. than Mr. klchm advanced to the
! bar OF the court aud formally entered his
! plea OF guilty.
Then 1t WAS that new light broke upon
| the situation, and # became apparent Ia all
| that the further testimony not at hand, W
hut certainly not forgotten, would be fur
uishrd from tho commanding position Oi
/ the witness stlnu u court neat Mondpy
morning by the Chairman oi the Commis-
siOnvrS and yN -olliCia member of all the
committees, Mr. George c. Klehm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
MISPLACED SWITCH.
Trightml Accident ON tho Concord Road
Four Killed and Several Injured.

Trightful Accident ON the Concord Road
Four Killed and Several Injured.
CuvCoRp, Y. H., July 3O.-A irightiul
accident occurred on the Hocksett branch
of the Concord Railroad this forenoon.
The up accommodation passenger train re-
ported nine hours late and coming via the
Suuruok branch. 4 mixed train from
Pittstcld WAS ON time and started south
from Suncook Tor HookSett to connect with
the forenoon train at pittSlirld
The train was on the siding a short dis
rlmccthis side of Hooksett when the pas
scuger train, hy reason of misplaced
switch ran upon the siding and crashed
into the locomotive of the mixed train.
Both locomotives were badly wrecked, a.
were the baggage and mail ear Of the pas
-guger train. and many OF the freight cars
on the mixed train.
The engineers and iiremen OF both trains
had time to jump and escape serious IN
Jury George French, an express mes
senger, and Frank Barney, q brakeman
ON the mixed train, were instantly killed
and Others were injured. A relief train
was sent ont from this city, with surgeons
To attend the injured. 4 large gang OF
men was also despatched to clear the
wreck and remove Instructions from the
track The pecuniary damage will be
heavy. This is the first serious accident
that has happened on the Concord road
for many years.
4 later report places the total number
OF killed at four.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
REEDS LATEST FREAK.
Tho Lawyer Who Defended Assassin
Guitaau Attempts suicide.

The LAWYER Who Defended Assassin
Guiteau Attempts suicide.
NEW YORK. July &O-Charles II, Reed,
one of the lawyers VINO defended Guiteau,
attempted suicide at about G.2o this morn
my by Jumping into the North River from
70 terryboat. He was rescued by police
officer and taken to Chambers Street Hos
pital. The padiewhrei OF the terryboat
struck Reed on the head Reed has been
stopping ut a hotel in Jersey City for some
time past.
Reed acted strangely on the way across
the river. and was seen to 20 to the
rail aud look over into the water
several times before he took the
plunge. 1t il believed that he was
intoxicated. lie Jumped from the for
ward deck and rose to the surface lust IN
time To he struck on the head by one OF the
immense paddle wheels. Ii knocked him
srnsclcss and rendered Officer Taylor's task
of rescue easier When taken from the
water Reeds head WAS found TO tie badly
cut in two places. and he was nearly as
phyXiated. i.eStoratiyes were admlnlS-
tered after which the half drowned man
was sent to the Chambers Street Hospital
under arrest Reed has lost ail his legal
practice and is reduced to great poverty.
\ few DAYS ago he WAS arrested ior trying
10 rob Till IN saloon in Jersey City, hut
was not prosecuted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
= ROARING FARCE.
Mayor Richards and His Counsel Execute a
Grand Coup de Grace.

Specie. T-ruH % 20. >lHtGH Register
CIAEESnuKG, W. Va, July 3o.-The
facts relating to the Richards Impeachment
trial are Js i,lluws: At the regular meet
iug OF the council held July 18th, charges
aud specifications in writing were made
against Richards as Mayor 10y Martin
Frcny. Tn" charges aud specifications
were filed by an order OF the council and
the 2!ud day OF July, l~-T, at the Mayors
office was fixed for an investigation. At the
trial Hon. John Krsspl appeared Tor freuy
and Gen. ton and Hon. Edwin Maxwell
for the Mayor. The counsel for the de-
leuSr denied the Jurisdictions ol the council
to make the investigation The question
was ably argued by counsel for both sides
The vote stood on the motion to dismiss
the CHARGES against the Mayor bccaus" the
council h,i no jurisdiction TO entertain
the same - follows. Councilman kearnS
voting no, Swmtz aye, Raymond no, Hart
no. Hon aye Consequently Mayor Rich
ards, who was presiding announced the
motion lost
The council then adjourned until the
evening of July 2glh when the in
ytsugaiiou of the charges were to he
resumed. al which time Judge Maxwell
for the Mayor moved 10 dismiss the pro
ceeding, because the changes and sprclttca-
tlonS were not spread upon the order hook
The vote upon this question was rs fol-
lows: kearur no, SwIrtl ave, Hay
mond aye. SwartZ aye, Hart no,
Hon ave. At this iunrture OF the pro
rredings General Gon objected To NJ. NJ.
Thompson, the Recorder, voting on the
Grounds that IT. Richards were removed
from Office the Recorder would be Mayor
until the vacancy m the office ot Mayor
could be tillrd hy the Council, and that,
/ therefore the Recorder was an interested
rurty La order to test the question un-
/ der rule which provides Every mem
/ her present when u question Is put shall
/ vote unless the Council shall for special
reasons excuse him" Ii was moved by a
member OF the Council that the Recorder
| Do excused from voting under the CirCum-
stances which motion carried, no one vot-
/ lug against it and four Tor it. Richards,
| who was presiding, then announced that
| the original motion to dismiss carried.
/ Thus the case went out OF the Council
| without hearing the evidence or vote on
/ its merits.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
NOTES.
Sandusky will soon have her new
grounds in shape

Sandusky will soon have her new
grounds in shape.
Go in boys and give Columbus a dose on
their own grounds, then at home.
The Deltas of Rowelsburg will play the
Cumberland Club on tine latter's grounds
Friday, August 9TH.
The boys have on their batting clothes
again, and demonstrated yesterday that
they can hit any ol them.
Judging from the score of yesterday 5
game Smurthwaite must have retired from
the game, but Tor what reason was not
learned
The Maroons played one of their old
time pull-out-ot-a-hole games yesterday.
As has been remarked, that's the way 10
play bali.
There is not city in the League that
gives such impartial audiences as Mans
field. No one hears howl about the UNI
pre- here, and if we do got the worst of it
we say nothing -NntSf,H NcrS. Oh,
angels. .-/uc>rWt iSignW.
4 special from Paw Paw, Morgan coun-
", SANN llit Nlhb VI lllll llslNt anu tlt
Berkeley Springs nine played a game yes
teriay on the Paw Paw grounds, the game
resulting in 4 victory for the home team
by a score of 81 to u. Much interest was
manifested in the game.
Columbus may not win the pennant,
bu, at the end OF the season the present
club will be found to have won more
Al. -.
League teams were strengthened. Ianes-
willie and Kalamazoo had the only teams
in the League at the start and the former
secured good lead Of fourteen games.
Since then she has played dub ball and
done no better than the poorest. Were
the season TO he started from now on,
GAINESVILLE would bring up at the tail end.
-COiuiubUS JUui7iui
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

las failed. Two hundred shares of New
York and New England stock were sold
iOr hIm under the rule.
j.. c. Helm, another broker IN the Con-
sohdatrd Exchange, has failed, and /, lGO
snareS of st. Paul and l2O shares OF Lake
shore were sold out under the rule for his
account. His Indebtedness to the Clear
my House will probably not exceed -,
OUO. "
In regard to Harry Powers, the Post
says. Late Yesterday afternoon reports
were flying around that Harry H. Powers,
u we'll known put and call broker on the
street, was in trouble that he would he
unable to meet his contracts and through
that bring down the brokerage firm Of
Gould X Co. Henry Kennedy, OF the firm
OF II. /. Nicholas X Co., hearing the rumOr
IA regard 20 Powers standing, called upon
the t!rm for u 5 per cent. margin which
he was entitled to on 5OO-
share contract of the firm which he
held. tie could not lind any member Of
the firm aud was unable to get check Tor
the amount NlT Kennedy did not care
to wait ana sold the 500 shares on the
stock Exchange for the account OF Gould
~ Henry. The price obtained was -, and
the loss to the Iirm on the transaction was
only $50. Could x Henry said that the
whole thing was blunder, and that the
house had not suspended and did not in
tend to. IL was said that Powers was sim
ply little pre- sed tor money and had gone
10 one OF his unDleS, who is reputed 10 lie
worth Fl 5OOUOU, and expected to raise
mt IN, ID lao
At the office OF Gould X Henry this
morning il was learned that Powers had
not yet arrived with the money, but they
were expecting him every minute. Fur
ther than that nothing could be learned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
vIoLATIoNS CoMpLAINED or.
Merchants of the Northwest Complain To
the Interstate Commission.

Merchants of the Northwe-t Complain To
the Interstate Commission.
WAsHINGTo>, II. c., July 3O.-A COM
plant h.44 teen received by the Inter
State Commerce Commission by Thomas
l.. Green, manager OF the Merchants
Freight Bureau OF New York, on
behalf OF 81 merchants Of the
States Of Michigan Illinois Indiana
ohio, Pennsylvania and Delaware, that
the present classification in use for west
bound traffic 10y the New York Central,
Delaware, Larkawinna and Western,
Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio and
Erie Railroad Companies aS regards the
unjust difference now made III clas-l-
ticatiun aud freight charges be-
tween carloads anh less than
carloads on the same articles
between the same points i IN violation OF
the sections OF the Interstate Law forbid
ding undue preferences 10 individuals or
localities. The rnmplarnauIs ask ior n
restoration Of the princinple OF uniform
rates without regard To quantity which
was IN force from the Seahoard for twenty
years previous to April, lS-1.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
The I\crShAx Matter.

CHIcAG", July 80 The long looked
Tor statement Of the aIltirs oI the dcfunct
wheat clique house oi {. j. kershaw "
60. was given 10 the public day, and
showSth the liabilities aggregate /: / SUO, %
90, and the gr0Na assets II, 100, 800.
imriudug - 50O, 900 due from Wiltshire,
lckrr ~ Co and other ClEcInnarl parties.
This leaves RESETS outside oi the Cincinnati
parties of only saGO, 600 What will he
realized mona the Cincinnati claims the
Receiver Is unable la state
until hr makes hl~ report 10 the
court when h" will br abb. iu give = de
finite statement ot what the firm can pay
The Cincinnati claims ~, regarded by
many creditor, ~ worth lu 10 80 cents on
th" dollar, whIlr others rlnr, The estimate
higher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
Advice to Mothers.

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During the process Of teething its value Is
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

desire to say that th2 reports going the
rounds in the city which accuse me of rt-
necting upon the playing of the Wheeling
League Club have no foundation in fact
The boys replaylng against hard luck, but
| believe they are doing the hest they know
how. Because bet my money on the
Akron Club winning Thursdays game is
no reason or excuse for circulating false
hoods about me. had my opinion which
club would win and backed it up with
my money. That is all there is in IT, |
don't believe there is any clique IN the club,
and do believe they are workigg together
the hest they can. GEu. MAIIuEN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

Edward Shepherd Of Harrisburg III,
SAYS. Having received ~ much benefit
from Electric BIftrr3, | feel IT ms duty Ia
let suffering humanity know II. Hav" bad
a running sore um my leg for eight years,
my doctors told me | would Eav" 10 have
the bone scrapcd or leg amputat-d. used,
instead, three bottles "i Electric hitief-
and seven hu,,~ Hurkiru hrmcA SilSe,
and NV leg L. now sound and we'll
Electric Hitter- are sold a. fifty cents
bo,tl. and Burkl"u', h.nica Nal'e At 21",
pei box by Logan - 60.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
TWO MORE FAILURES.
Cause of the Heavy Decline iu stocks
Powers Trying To H.tis" Money.

Cause OF the Heavy Decline la Stncks-
Powers Trying to E.,is" Money.
NEW YORK. July 80 The Po'''s Imam
rial article says. There was no definite
cause assigned for the decline nprice~ this
moruus. aside from the general attack
which has been made on the market The
managers Of this attack ON the market were
strengthened to-day lN the suspension "t
the Columbian Bank OF Philadelphia,
which. It is claimed, supplied consider
able proportion oi the money 10y which
Henry =. Ives * Co. have been enabled To
carry on their negotiations tor some time
Al the Office oi IIeuyy..S. Ives y Co. 1t
y,,. sad that Mr.. Ives was not in the city.
nj, martinez. Mi George II stayuer was IN,
hint WIS too busy to talk To newspaper rr-
,,rters Ii Wa claimed this morning ~
fiepd. of Mr. Ives that the Columbian
u.,rL Va indebted To the firm of Henry :.
ives x Co. The genera! belief IN the
street. however, il that ;he account stands
the other way.
T. D. Clmcau. Of II New street 4
msmher of the Consolidated Exchange,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

Earned runs, Wheeling 10. Akron 4;
two-hasr hits, Dunn, Nicholson, Spcid, /,
Bulcy, Cayanaugh ,, Allen. thrce-base
hits, Crogau, Bell >; Grst h,se OF balls;
Crogan, Dunn, Stencil, Cayanaugh;
Sto.eu bases, Wheeling ., Akron ,, struck
out, by Irwin Z, 10y Dunn 3, passed balls,
WcstIakc /, l.anser !, wild pitches, Dunn
l, Irwin .; umpire, McDcrmott; time ot
came 2.UI.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

HOW THEY DID IT.
rough
" Maroons Get on the Batting Clothes
and Pound Irwin.

and Pound Irwin.
i seemed that something was needed to
break the streak of bad luck that the
"@'eling team was laboring under, aud it
would appear that the publication in Fri
day mornings REGISTER of rumOrs con-
cerning the club, had the desired effect.
Anyway the boys have shaken of their
Jonah and have regaired their old time
slHgging ability. The 1oys again showed
their ability 10 hat one O. the hest pitchers
in the League all over the field, and pull
out OF pretty deep hole, and they can yet
pui; up their record on the trip to q re-
spectacle showing. We have now won six
out of Fifteen games, and if three games
can be captured from Columbus ii will
make tine games won and lost even. How
ever, We Will be satisfied with two out of
three. You can do :, boys. Following is
the report Of the game
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

LuNpoN, July 80 The Liberals have
scored another victory. In the rarliamcn-
tary election which took place yesterday
IN the Forest 0t bean division of Glouccs-
ter Mr. SamuclSon Gladstonian, received
i.2~G VOTES again~t 2.7iG cast for Mr
Wyndhlm, Conservative. This seat WAS
won IN the last election by GIadstonan,
but his vote was only ,, -! Thus 4 gam
of iOI VOTES * shown ior the Liberals 4
prominent politician, pointing To the rlec-
non, says 1T shows that the Liberal
lnI0nists are returning Ia their at
lrgiancc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
TheY Slmgged the BaII.

NVITII- I''V'|T' 10 TT' E'VIV'T.
AKRON, O., July 3O.--The Wheeling
club again defeated the AkrOnS to-day by
pounding the ball all over the field. The
boys did not feel much ike playing after
seeing what the paper said about their not
supporting Sullivan and Kimber, and
played very loose game until heavy batting
tied the score and then they commenced
and determined to win if it was possible,
and they did, hitting Irwin very hard.
The team leaves tor Columbus tonight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

Commencing Sunday. June 9TH, and
continuing every Sunday until further mo-
tire the h. u q. will sell excursion tickets
and return nj the low rate q, Sl.on, and To
Washington, IA, aud return at SlOO,
Trans leave nj > and N:lOa. m, returning
at 7 and IL 10 p. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

BELFAST, July 3u At th, annual meet
ing of the ilaN societies here it va, an
nouncrd that trade was now IN the most
favorable condition since Isl